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Check out Kelley backhoes

Subframe for JD670
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by CDF

Ken,<br>It is the Titan

"> Report on R-4s and turf damage
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by CDF

I noticed that also, and mentioned it to the salesman today. I had to explain to him that I don't have thoughts of lifting 800-1200 pounds of manure.... I just wanted to know why one could lift so much more than the other. Even the 4100 is rated 882 lbs. Also the 3pt. lift capacity is lower on 790. He couldn't tell me why the difference... Any ideas?

Compact talk again
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Replies 9 Post by Mike

Ineed a good picture on transaxel gears and shifting forks

Needs Deere Parts on a 212
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Wendell Jorgenson

I have received two estimates for clearing a small (1 acre) area for house and barn. First came in at sixteen thousand, that included stumping the area, but not hauling, and digging a 20 by 40 foot leach field for a septic and a 30 by 33 foot area for a crawl space. Said it would take two days. When I recovered, I contacted a second company, they wanted three grand to stump an area about 150 by 160 feet. No digging a septic and no crawl space. They too were going to be leaving the stumps behind. Eight grand a day for digging a hole and stumping seemed a little high, and three grand to dig up about forty, eight inch stumps wasn't much better. Of course, I'm in no big hurry, so if it took me three months to do the work myself it isn't a problem. My thinking is that for what it is going to cost me to clear a few acres I can pay for a tractor or skid steer. I know the

Tractor or Skid Steer
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 13 Post by Rob

I looked at a JD 955 about a month ago in Richmond Va. and it had a 420 or 430 loader (new models). I question the salesmrn and he said JD makes a kit to adapt the new model loader to the 955. Check it out.

JD955 loader 70A or 80 and can you still get them
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by guest

I have been told that the cat 1 3pt on the smaller mitsu tractors is adjustable to operate cat 0 3pt implements by inverting the lift arms. I have not tried this yet.<br>Another thing I have found out that seems kinda odd is rotating the rear tires to change the overall width of the tractor from 38in to 35in?? I was able to fit into a small gate doing this.<br>Ian

3 pt hitch
Mitsubishi
Replies 4 Post by guest

I have a the JD collector on my 755 (20 hp). It works well - especially in the fall for picking up leaves. It is loud and I wish I had a pto driven unit. However, there are times when I am not sure that there would be enough hp to keep everything running efficiently particularly during heavy mowing or leaf pickup. Do be careful not to bang the thing into obstacles while you are making turns. You will easily damage the object you hit such as scraping the bark off of a tree or knock the unit out of alignment.<br>As far as the tires are concerned, if you have 4WD the turf tires will give you all of the traction you need - that's what I have and I do plenty of loader work in dirt and snow with no regrets.

Rear PTO driven grass catchers baggers
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Replies 5 Post by Norm

The Kubota manual says not to fill the front tires because of increased shock loads to the drive train. I can't see why any other brand would be different.

Calcium-filled front tires
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by guest

Try the comparison against a B2710 instead of a 2100.

20HP comparison
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 14 Post by guest

DETAILS for TRACTORS from YANMAR<br>Model = YM186D 4WD <br>SPECIFICATIONS <br><br>Years Mfg: 80-86 <br>Cab: NA <br>Fuel: D <br>CID: 53.6 <br>No.Speeds: 9/3 <br>Engine Make: YANMAR 3-CYL <br>Engine HP: 18-E <br>Weight(Pounds): 1538 <br>List Price: $7,350. <br>PRICING <br>Avg. Auction Price <br>LOW HIGH AVG <br>$4017 $6329 $5206 <br> <br>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>

Yanmar 186D
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Jim

thanks, i will look into the link.<br>

Best time to buy a tractor
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Replies 5 Post by guest

I live in eastern Nebraska also. I use a combination of the loader and a <br>rear blade to move the snow. The loader is rarely needed since we don't get<br>those major storms too often. The majority of the time, the rear blade is <br>all that is needed. You do need to be careful about moving too much rock off<br>the road. The idea about skid plates makes a lot of sense. This combination <br>worked great for me with a JD870.

Pushing snow - which setup
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 9 Post by guest

Lozier's in Carrollton (northeast), Ohio, is having a good-sized tractor auction at 9:30 am on Saturday, 5/8. As I've said before, this is a nice outdoor auction run by nice people, with no hidden reserves, no registration fee and no buyer's premium. Out of state checks are accepted with proper ID. 90 day storage of purchased items is complimentary, so no rush to remove your items on sale day.<br>Of particular interest to people on this list are the following compact tractors:<br>Iseki 1910<br>Kubota 275<br>Hinomoto 174, 4WD<br>Iseki w/ Rotovator (tiller)<br>Zen Noh L1500, 4WD<br>The ad says they expect several more compacts by auction day and lists a lot of larger tractors and farm equipment.<br>For more information, call (330) 627-4139.<br> -Ken<br><br>

Ohio Auction 5 8
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Replies 1 Post by KenB

Some differences to be aware of: Loader max lift = 755 lbs for 790 and 1195 lbs for 4200; 4200 has independent pto.

790 vs 4200
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Replies 1 Post by Bill H

I have a John Deere 4200 gear that I use to move logs. Its 26hp and what I do is put a draw bar in the bottom 3pt. hitch. That way i can attach a clevis and hook a chain to the log. When dragging the log, I raise trhe 3pt hitch a little, this allows the log to pass over obstacles and its much easier on the tractor. The lift capacity for the 3pt. hitch is approx. 1500 lbs.

Small tractors - what else
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 4 Post by Fred

What your missing is that position control is very important for when you are looking to repeat precise depths for activities such as tilling or box blading. On the b2100 you can set the dept and repeat it exactly every time. On the 7300, you would have to adjust it by eye. If you are not going to perform any precise activities off the 3pt. hitch, then the 7300 will work just fine.<br>P.S. If you plan to use a loader on the 7300, make sure you demo one first. They are not very fun to drive without power steering. I went through this when I purchased last year, and decided on the 1700. I just had to have PS because I do a lot of loader work.<br>

Is B7300 hitch really less flexible than B2100
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by guest

Please e-mail further information on the above subject.<br>Thanks.

kubota B7100 B7200 B7300 Identify
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by VT Khong

I have a Boomer 1630 with 180 hours on it and no major problems other than a power steering pump which leaked when it was new. <br>Thanks<br>Mark

Boomer Maintenance Troubles
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Mark

Hi,<br>I have a 4300 HST with the same problem. If I move the SCV left and right, or up and down, I can get it to fall into the lock position. Now that I have read your complaint, I'll have my dealer check mine out. My machine is having the recall work done now.<br>Lou<br>

JD 4000-series hydraulic lockout problem
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Lou Panuski